A City Council is a legislative body that governs a city or municipality. Members of the City Council are typically elected by the residents of the city and are responsible for making decisions on local laws, policies, budgets, and regulations that affect the community. The council’s functions often include approving city budgets, establishing ordinances, and overseeing the delivery of public services. City Councils can vary in size, structure, and powers depending on the jurisdiction and local governance system. They play a crucial role in representing the interests of citizens, addressing local issues, and facilitating community engagement in the political process.
The municipal budget is under scrutiny, with opposition criticizing it as risky and lacking ambition, especially regarding energy-efficient building upgrades. Vincent Louvet warns of a 25% increase in municipal debt…